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[Guest post] German court: copyright infringement by ‘re-pin’ on Pinterest

The IPKat

Here's what Mirko writes: German court: copyright infringement by ‘re-pin’ on Pinterest by Mirko Brüß A Kat pin Readers of this blog will remember the CJEU decision Renckhoff ( C-161/17 ), which was discussed by Eleonora here. 3(1) of the Copyright Directive ). Background In the Hamburg case (case No.

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Intellectual Property Strategies for Development of AI in China

IP Tech Blog

Navigating these challenges in the proper way will be key to the selection of the appropriate business model for the exploitation and commercialization of the algorithms (e.g. licensing, assignment, JVs, cooperation and co-development etc.) But rights holders must be prepared.

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Beyond the Limit: The Battle Over Copyright Back-Damages in Warner Chappell Music v. Nealy

Patently-O

While a laches issue was at the heart of this ruling, the Second Circuit adopted this rule for all copyright infringement cases. The unsatisfying conclusion here is when combined with the discovery accrual rule a copyright holder could have a timely infringement claim but not be eligible for relief.

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[Guest post] German court finds online marketplace liable under CJEU YouTube/Cyando standard

The IPKat

Now the Higher Regional Court of Nürnberg has ruled on a case in which the key issue was whether an online marketplace can be held liable for damages and injunctive relief, when a third-party vendor uses a copyright-infringing image to advertise their product (case number 3 U 2910/22, judgement of 01.08.2023, not final).

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Intellectual Property Strategies for Development of AI in China

LexBlog IP

Navigating these challenges in the proper way will be key to the selection of the appropriate business model for the exploitation and commercialization of the algorithms (e.g. licensing, assignment, JVs, cooperation and co-development etc.) But rights holders must be prepared.

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Trade Marks in the Virtual World: Is your Business Well Meta-Versed in Emerging Technology?

LexBlog IP

Protection & enforcement Infringement & risk management – Think about your potential virtual opportunities and get on the front foot by making sure your trade mark protection covers both real and virtual uses, and considering whether any existing and future licensing agreements need to address third party use in the virtual world.

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Don’t Get  Sued! Copyright Essentials Every AI Startup Should Know.

LexBlog IP

For example, using copyrighted data for research might be considered Fair Use, but commercializing that data likely is not. Another area that requires attention is the distinction between Open Source and Copyrighted Material. Open Source material may seem safe and easy, but it has its licenses and restrictions.